How to Train Your Dragon in Concert at Royal Albert Hall

Doors, start time, travel and parking for Royal Albert Hall, London.

What time does How to Train Your Dragon in Concert come on stage at Royal Albert Hall?

How to Train Your Dragon in Concert plays Royal Albert Hall — one date, 28 December 2026.

The listed start time is 7:30 PM.

Doors are not published. At a hall they usually open 60 minutes before, which is about 6:30 PM.

A concert runs about 2 hours 30 minutes, so expect to be out around 10:00 PM.

How to Train Your Dragon in Concert at Royal Albert Hall: dates

$136.90 approx. — this venue sells tickets in British pounds.

Where is Royal Albert Hall?

Kensington Gore, South Kensington, London SW7 2AP, UK
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How do I get to Royal Albert Hall?

Nearest station: South Kensington (District, Circle, and Piccadilly lines), about 7 minutes' walk.

Buses: 9, 10.

By train

The nearest Underground station is South Kensington, served by the District, Circle, and Piccadilly lines. From South Kensington station, it's approximately a 7-minute walk to the Royal Albert Hall. Simply exit the station, turn right onto Exhibition Road, and you will see the hall ahead.

By bus

Numerous bus routes stop near the Royal Albert Hall. Key routes include:

  • 9 & 10: Stop on Kensington Gore, directly opposite the Hall.
  • 52 & 452: Stop on Exhibition Road, a short walk away.
  • 70, 74, 315, 345, 430: Stop in the vicinity, requiring a slightly longer walk.

Travel notes for Royal Albert Hall, from our venue guide.

Where can I park at Royal Albert Hall?

Parking in the immediate vicinity of the Royal Albert Hall is limited and often expensive.

  • Royal Albert Hall Car Park: This is the most convenient option, located directly beneath the Hall. Access is via the east side of TDU building on Exhibition Road. It is a multi-storey car park with limited spaces, so pre-booking is highly recommended.
  • Street Parking: Limited on-street parking is available in the surrounding streets, but it is usually restricted by time limits and permit requirements. Metered parking is also available but can be costly.
  • Nearby Car Parks: Several public car parks are within a 10-15 minute walk, including the Q-Park Knightsbridge, Imperial College Car Park (accessible from Exhibition Road), and the NCP at London Victoria Station (a longer walk or short taxi ride).

Before you go to Royal Albert Hall

  • Age: All ages, but specific age restrictions may apply.
  • Bags: Bag Policy: Small bags are permitted, but large bags, rucksacks, and suitcases are not allowed and will be refused entry.

From Royal Albert Hall's own published notes. Your ticket is the authority.

Accessibility at Royal Albert Hall

The Royal Albert Hall is committed to providing an accessible and enjoyable experience for all its visitors.

  • Wheelchair Access: The venue offers step-free access to the auditorium from the street level and the main entrance. Lifts are available to all levels, including the Stalls, Circle, and upper tiers. Wheelchair spaces are available for many performances and can be booked in advance. Dedicated accessible toilets are available.
  • Assistance Dogs: Assistance dogs are welcome in the auditorium and can be cared for by venue staff during performances if requested.
  • Hearing Impairment: The Hall is equipped with an infrared induction loop system. Visitors can hire a headset from the cloakroom on Level 1. The system is compatible with hearing aids set to the 'T' position.
  • Visual Impairment: Large print, Braille, and audio descriptions of programmes are available upon request. Guide dogs are permitted throughout the venue.
  • Mobility Impairment: Seating for patrons with mobility impairments is available on the Stalls level, with level access. Staff are on hand to provide assistance.

It is recommended to contact the venue's Accessibility team in advance of your visit to discuss specific needs and to book accessible tickets.

How much are How to Train Your Dragon in Concert tickets at Royal Albert Hall?

The cheapest listing on the dates above is $136.90.

Resale prices move; the figure is the lowest we recorded at the last check, so check the date you want.

How to Train Your Dragon in Concert at Royal Albert Hall: your questions answered

What time does How to Train Your Dragon in Concert come on stage at Royal Albert Hall?

How to Train Your Dragon in Concert is listed to start at 7:30 PM at Royal Albert Hall. Doors are not published with the listing; Royal Albert Hall is a hall, where they usually open about 60 minutes before — around 6:30 PM. A concert runs about 2 hours 30 minutes, which puts the finish near 10:00 PM. That is an estimate, not a published curfew.

What time do doors open for How to Train Your Dragon in Concert at Royal Albert Hall?

We hold no published doors time for this run. Royal Albert Hall is a hall, where doors typically open 60 minutes before the advertised start, so about 6:30 PM for a 7:30 PM start. Your ticket is the authority.

How early should I arrive for How to Train Your Dragon in Concert at Royal Albert Hall?

No doors time is published for this run. Royal Albert Hall usually opens 60 minutes before the advertised start, which would be about 6:30 PM for the 7:30 PM start, so anything from then gets you in ahead of it.

What is the nearest station to Royal Albert Hall?

The nearest station to Royal Albert Hall is South Kensington, served by the District, Circle, and Piccadilly lines, about 7 minutes' walk.

Where can I park at Royal Albert Hall?

Parking in the immediate vicinity of the Royal Albert Hall is limited and often expensive. Royal Albert Hall Car Park: This is the most convenient option, located directly beneath the Hall.

Where is Royal Albert Hall?

Royal Albert Hall is at Kensington Gore, South Kensington, London SW7 2AP, UK.

Is there an age limit at Royal Albert Hall?

All ages, but specific age restrictions may apply.

What can I take into Royal Albert Hall?

Bag Policy: Small bags are permitted, but large bags, rucksacks, and suitcases are not allowed and will be refused entry.

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